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Atypical tips to quit smoking?
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this post was submitted on 08 Nov 2023
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There is no way you could reproduce this now, but when I quit smoking, I worked in a place where everyone smoked, so I got it second-hand for quite a while after that.
As a former tobacco user as well, I will share something that I think we should enjoy.
I've been re-watching the X-files. I do occasionally let my 5 yo watch. So, the smoking man was in this one, and my kid actually asked what a cigarette was.
I'm so glad how we've changed smoking from common to my kid not even knowing what it is after around only 20 years.
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